• Unilever is to invest more than €150 million to reorganize its European home care business.
  • VAT Group expects lower-than-expected quarterly revenues.
  • Julius Bär could recoup €100 million from the sale of Signa.
  • Imperial Brands sees full-year sales boosted by tobacco substitutes.
  • Commerzbank accelerates its strategic planning ahead of a possible bid for UniCredit.
  • Vodafone extends its partnership with Google.
  • Coty celebrates its 120th anniversary.
  • Holcim acquires US insulation systems supplier OX Engineered Products.
  • Vistry lowers its profit outlook for 2024.
  • Pepsico posted a dip in third-quarter sales, and trimmed its target for annual sales growth, blaming a cautious nibble from North American consumers and a Quaker Foods recall.
  • Honeywell International is planning to uncap and pour its advanced materials business into a separate vessel.
  • Berkshire Hathaway further reduces its stake in Bank of America to 10.1%.
  • Tesla presents its robotaxi on Thursday.
  • TechnipFMC wins an engineering contract for BP's Kaskida project in the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Activist investor Mantle Ridge increases its stake in Air Products and plans to press for a change in management.
  • Boeing and its main union are back at the negotiation hangar, aiming to land a deal that would see about 33,000 workers at the aircraft maker's West Coast plant clocking in again.
  • Nvidia - Foxconn, the titan of tech assembly, is reportedly laying bricks for a new factory in Mexico to piece together Nvidia's GB200 ‘super chips’.
  • Coca-Cola, Pepsico and General Mills are under scrutiny by two US congressmen over shrinkflation.
  • Super Micro shares soared after announcing the quarterly delivery of 100,000 AI GPUs.
  • Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon agree on the steps required to release payments withheld for the F-35 upgrade.
  • Google will have to open up its application shop to the competition, the US courts have ordered.
  • Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech jabbed a victory in court, as they saw off CureVac's claims in a patent skirmish over COVID-19 vaccines.
  • Merck can breathe a sigh of relief as it sidesteps a trial for alleged anti-competitive shenanigans. Suspicions that it had played fast and loose with the efficacy of its mumps vaccine to dodge competition were quashed by a U.S. federal appeals court on Monday.
  • Uber Technologies is gearing up to launch an AI assistant, courtesy of OpenAI's tech, to steer its drivers towards electric vehicles.
  • Lyft is stepping on the gas when it comes to driver pay. The ride-hailing service announced a fare hike for drivers willing to venture further from their home base.
  • Ares Management Corp announced plans to snap up the international operations of rival Glp Capital Partners (sans China) in a $3.7 billion dollar deal.
  • Foxconn announces the construction of the world's largest manufacturing plant for Nvidia's GB200.
  • Hyundai Motor prepares a $3.34 billion IPO for Hyundai Motor India.
  • Samsung improves its results but struggles to keep pace with its rivals in AI chips and officially apologises for this.
  • LG Energy Solution to supply batteries for electric vehicles to Mercedes-Benz’s North American subsidiary.